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melissar on 12.3.2011
Tried this for Thanksgiving and am sorry to say it was a big disappointment. I was looking for a recipe with a creamier, more custard-like consistency, and this one had that, but was WAY too sweet. After the fact, I compared this recipe to the “classic” recipe on the Libby’s pumpkin can and this one has DOUBLE the sugar. I should have checked that ahead of time and adjusted accordingly. I found the sweetness overpowering and unpleasant.
Lizzybits on 11.28.2010
This was perfect. It had a wonderful texture and I couldn’t have been more happy with this recipe.
I didn’t have any problems with the oven time, it was slightly wobbly in the center, but after setting in the fridge, it was perfect.
shellamy on 11.26.2010
Made this for Thanksgiving, wonderful taste but cooking times I think are off. After baking for 1 hour we had to leave to mother-in-laws house for the dinner ended up using her oven and baking for almost another half hour.
girlcancook on 10.6.2010
Wow! This is the BEST pumpkin pie I have EVER tasted! I had two pieces today. Oh my! I found the perfect pumpkin pie recipe! Thank you for sharing this recipe. I completely followed the recipe and the baking time and it turned out just wonderful!
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mdkoepp on 10.19.2010
Yummy! This was wonderful. My husband loves pumpkin pie for his birthday and I think he will be requesting this for a long time! We ate it warm with some homemade whipped cream last night and the kids had it this morning for breakfast. Thanks for sharing.
FarmWifeGina on 11.29.2009
Mmmm, yes, this IS some of the best pumpkin pie ever! So easy, but so yummy with a lovely texture! This will be my go-to pumpkin pie recipe from now on!
alephzayin on 9.27.2009
I made this last night (along with P-Dub’s Perfect Pie Crust). The crust I used apple cider vinegar and butter flavored crisco, I’m impressed and pleased with the results. Then I pureed my own pumpkin, but left it probably too stringy. I love how this recipe worked. The only drawback is that it’s almost too sweet – I would probably use less sugar if you’re using real pumpkin. I did use evaporated milk instead of heavy cream and probably didn’t mix it right, because it was REALLY soupy. But it did set (mostly) after an hour in the oven, and when I pulled it out for an after-lunch treat today, the center had set. It’s very delicate and delicious! I will definitely make this again!!
Cindy on 8.4.2009
The combination of the beaten eggs and warmed half and half will create the custard after it’s baked. Make sure the half and half is just luke warm or it could cook the eggs. Make sure you SLOWLY pour the half and half into the eggs while beating constantly. Enjoy!
breechbirth on 7.31.2009
So are we going for a full-blown, thickened custard here, or just warming the half and half and just incorporating the eggs into it? Sounds pretty delish to me either way, might give it a try one day!